Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13

are eniOying visEs 70 frssads In Port
land.
z B. HosssttsF, Of Baker, Kansas. w.s
anouR TIE eity's visitors Of tAs pass
week.
2. n Street, Of The Seattle SuadaE
Friday.
8. RIliestt, warden Of The pesiasu-
tAry a. AsNeil's IslAad, sas IN ths city
Lass week.
r. @. Ssruye, Of Seattle, was In shs
city In attendance at eoart daring the
past week
J. K. Scbobey and wife, Of Chieaec,
are here taking u the city ssd s1FFsand-
Ing country.
DR.. ?. 8. Williams, Of PayAIIup, viii
spen m once In Iaeoms and GENE in
once q week
Mr.. d. n. St1Egess, Who Il nov IN
tbs East, e expected home soae time
nsxt month.
Fred 6mish, OF this city, talks Of re-
moving to Victoria, where no VIII en-
gaze in businsas.
Tue daughter Of a. d. Thomas, Mis-
Emily. Who vas i'll With diphthsria. has
uholly recovered.
r.G. Wilson has rseeived ais houss-
bold effects from the EAst and has gone
- housekeeping.
Major d. @. Stsnm expects 10 20 to
England daring the coming summer 20
settle some business Affairs.
Hon. James Hamilton Lewis. of Be-
attl-, passed through the city on hia way
20 Portland yesterday morning.
Clerk Randall and A. Anderson leave
this norninR for Q visit to st. Peal.
Ihey will remain about q month.
Hon. L. 2. Thompson. the pioneer hop
grover, IL spendiaR bic winter in Oak
lAnd, With his wife and daughter.
A. D. Charlton. Of Portland. General
Passenger Agent Of the Northern Pacihe
Railroad, vas here during the week.
Captain Williams, Of the steamer Is
tella, who has been sick for ths pat
three months 10 able to be out again.
Lieut.. W. p. Good yin, she has been
visiting here for several days, left on
Friday for his home in Port Townsend.
Professor Halls daughter, who has
been III for some days. has recovered
emf will return TO her studies ct the
Annie Wright Seminary.
O. J. Davie, President of the Tacoma
Dramatic ASSOCIATION, leaves New York
for hoTne the hrst Of next weak, eonsnR
by way Of San Francisco.
W. 8. Bowen, Presidents Of the Fox
Island Brick Manufacturing OOnpany,
has been quite i'll With typhoid fever,
bat 10 nov somewhat better.
r. Crawford aud T. McGann came
over from ROslya, the new coal town
s8st Of the mountains. and the rival OF
Cleelom, during the past week.
Mrs. Lucy Smith and daughters, Who
have been visiting Ara. David Lister,
Mrs. Smiths melhaF, for some threa
weeks past, have FetaFusd 10 their home
in Victoria.
p. N. Howell. QaarteFm aster Sergeant
Of Company o, Tacoma Guard, 10 look
Ing about for new quarters, and thinks
the company will soon be able to erect
Q large srmory.
Majer d. O. Poole, of Fort Vancouver,
was AZ The Tacoma last week, on his
return from Port Townsend, where he
bad been making the regular payments
to the United States troops.
O. King, Of Eagle Gorge. material
agent on the llne Of the Cascade d.
vision, vas ct The Tacoma this week.
He left Thursday morning for New
York City, bat will return in Q short
time.
Me-. Lawrence MauIsby, Of this city,
has left for San Louis Obispe, where he
expects to make his future home. Mr..
Ma tahv tnCk al
for his health, but came home very lii
tie Improved.
K. I. Radebaugh, proprietor Of the
Ledger, who has bees making q tour of
New York, Philadelphia and other East
cru cities. has returned home. He
wears that bland smile indicative of q
pleasant experience.
The following guests were registered
at the Tacoma YESTERDAY: Alex Rens,
San Francisco; g. Davies, Seattle; d.
Leurs. San Francisco; A. d. Whitnev
aud wife and Mrs. Isvirg, Olympia; ].
p. Stewart, Puyallup.
Daring the past week the CITY has
noted among its visitors O. b Chap
man, Of Chehalis; J. II. WILDER, Of
OrtlnR, and q. Sharpe, Of Victoria.
Among others from Seattle we're d.
Fle.chel, J. A Graham and Mrs. Helm
ington.
DR.. Harvey, wife and child left yes
terday morning for an extended visit TO
relatives in the East. They will take In
Boston, New York and other cities, pay
visit to DIR. Hsrvey's parents and
Afterwards to those of Mrs. Harvey,
where they will probably remain until
their return to raeoms.
Rev. Mrs. J. A. Banfeld and family
expect to leave in the near future to ioin
Rev. Mr.. Banfield in California, where
they will reside permanently. Mr.. Ban
field 10 be who received notice q short
time ago Of Q vindfall 10 his credit In
the shape Of miRe In which be is inter
ested and which has developed great
waalth